Some people advise to forget about V.E. T. Courses, and focus on Higher Education instead. Are you for real?
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Most of the trusted colleges would not be granted V. E. T. Fee Help unless they were money-making, however a new college will get it by default! That is odd. Analysing the funded coaching arena, you can get the point that the difference between an ‘invested’ student paying their own money and also someone off the street not having commitment would degrade almost any course.